Tarbell Speaks on The Truth in the News at Journalism Course
Miss Ida M Tarbell of American Magazine addressed a large audience on The Truth in the News. She urged reporters to pursue truth with curiosity knowledge and discipline, warning against careless reporting and stressing the journalist's role in elevating truth in journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Tarbell
Dana Ubed
Henrt Pergson
The
College of France
Columbia
Havemeyer Hall
Butler for Vice President May Get Republican Votes
The Chicago-Inter Ocean reports the Republican electors will vote for Nicholas Murray Butler for Vice President due to James Sherman’s death. The New York Times notes Butler’s New York ties and shared respect with the late candidate among Empire State Republicans.
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Chicago-Inter Ocean
Capitol
Nicholas Murray Butler
United States
James Schoolcraft Sherman
New York Times
Butler
Empire State
Inter-Fraternity Rushing Agreement Endorsed by Columbia Frats
The Student Board adopts a tentative rushing pact among Columbia University fraternities. It bans pledges from nonstudents and sets timing rules tied to November in each academic year. Withdrawals require three months notice. A separate report covers the Annual Sing Song with judges, winners, and class performances.
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Columbia University
Dean Gittersleeve
Miss Hutman
Knapp
Crampton
van Hook
Gertrude Morris
Hegan
T C versus Barnard Basketball Welk
T C beat Barnard 14 to 9 in a tightly contested game. Notable players were Paul Matzner and Birdina Yunek for Barnard and Edna Astruck who scored seven of nine for the Varsity, with key line play from Katharine Fries and Sallie Pero.
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Barnard
Midge” Hillis
Doris Fleischmann
Winifred Boegehold
T. C
Katharine Fries
Sallie Pero
Paula Matzner
P. Matzner
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Columbia Column
Chrystene Straighton
T. College
Birdina Yunck
W. Borgehold
Ednar Astruch Irene Pray
Jump
K. Fries
E. E. Montgomery
Sallie Pere TU. Chaplin
R.G
Helen Dana J. M. Kite
L.G
Eleanor Hadsel
Miss Beegle
Miss March
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